Don_Williams
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I'm still speechless.
One of the computer scientists at SRI back in the early days - a guy we never hear much about - Gary Langford,was described as seeming "like a new Pat Price" sometimes by Puthoff and Targ in Schanabel's "Remote Viewers". His description of the at-that-time brand new, enormous Typhoon class submarine matched the famous session done by Joe M. He predicted the kidnapping of General Dozier several days in advance.
This training method of his that Daz has posted (at RemoteViewed.com) contains the best writing on the internal process and experience of remote viewing that I've ever read!! It's some amazing insights into RV:
SRI suggested RV training procedure 1986
(80 pages)
It's 80 pages of some of the best information I've ever seen in print.
It's different than Swann's method, a little more free-form but with some well-defined structure as well. I REALLY like the way he breaks down the remote viewing action of perceiving into small periods of time.
I'm printing this up and keeping it for reference!
Don
One of the computer scientists at SRI back in the early days - a guy we never hear much about - Gary Langford,was described as seeming "like a new Pat Price" sometimes by Puthoff and Targ in Schanabel's "Remote Viewers". His description of the at-that-time brand new, enormous Typhoon class submarine matched the famous session done by Joe M. He predicted the kidnapping of General Dozier several days in advance.
This training method of his that Daz has posted (at RemoteViewed.com) contains the best writing on the internal process and experience of remote viewing that I've ever read!! It's some amazing insights into RV:
SRI suggested RV training procedure 1986
(80 pages)
It's 80 pages of some of the best information I've ever seen in print.
It's different than Swann's method, a little more free-form but with some well-defined structure as well. I REALLY like the way he breaks down the remote viewing action of perceiving into small periods of time.
I'm printing this up and keeping it for reference!
Don